身体に触れた瞬間、狂いはじめる／危うい男が放つ“引き返せなさ”をめぐって（岩井志麻子 × 湯山玲子 × 肉乃小路ニクヨ）

▼Correction There was an error in the caption about "Shunichi Koike" that appeared around 21 minutes and 19 seconds into this video. The caption stated that he "was arrested approximately one year after the incident." However, after being put on the wanted list in 2001, he was actually on the run for approximately 11 years and was found dead in Okayama City in 2012, never being arrested. We apologize for the correction. ▼Program Summary Why are we drawn to "slightly dangerous men"? Why are men who are filled with incompleteness and loneliness so hard to forget? Shimako Iwai, Reiko Yuyama, and Nikunokoji Nikuyo Three people who know all about the "true nature of dangerous attraction" share their own experiences and perspectives to discuss the mechanisms behind compelling relationships. Hosts, con artists, men playing roles, Losses, dependency, the desire to nurture, the fantasy of wanting to save. While each story seems separate, they converge toward a common point. What's going on inside your mind when you suddenly find yourself choosing someone you shouldn't have? ▼Cast Profile Nikuyo Nikunokoji New Lady/Columnist/YouTuber/Quiz Lady She began cross-dressing in 1996 while attending Keio University. In 1999, she won the title of Miss DIVA JAPAN at the national drag queen competition, DIVA JAPAN, and has since worked as a showgirl. As an office worker, she primarily worked in banks and insurance companies. Drawing on her youthful struggles as a sexual minority, her powers of observation honed as a showgirl, gay bar hostess, and office worker, she discusses economics, money, love, lifestyle, and more. Related Accounts ・YouTube Channel    / @japanesedragqueen6817   ・X Account https://x.com/nikuchang294 Shimako Iwai Born in Okayama Prefecture in 1964. As a high school student, she was selected as an honorable mention in the 3rd Junior Short Story Newcomer Award. After a period as a young writer, she began her career as a full-time writer at age 22. She has received numerous literary awards as a horror writer, including the 6th Japan Horror Novel Award in 1999 for "Bokkee, Kyotee" (Kadokawa Shoten), the 13th Yamamoto Shugoro Prize in 2000 for the same work, and the 2nd Fujin Koron Literary Award in 2002 for "Chai Koi" (Chuokoron-Shinsha). In December 2013, "Chai Koi" was made into a long-awaited film. Her unconventional remarks and personal life have made her one of the most talked-about authors today, inspiring women everywhere. Related Accounts ・X (former Twitter account) Shimako Iwai staff [Manager] https://x.com/shimakonoheya Reiko Yuyama Born in Tokyo. Graduated from the Faculty of Law at Gakushuin University. Writer, producer, and chatty culture monster. Her works include "A Woman Sushiing Alone" (Gentosha Bunko), "A Woman Who Cross-Dresses" (Shincho Shinsho), "Over Forty!" (Kadokawa Bunko), and a collection of conversations with Ueno Chizuko, "Pleasure First! How to Live After 3.11" (Gentosha). She also has "The Life of a Cultured Girl" (Yamato Shobo) and "Before You Complicate Men" (Kadokawa Bunko). She is the founder of "Bijin Sushi," a performance show where she makes her own sushi, and "Bakukura," which proposes new ways of listening to classical music. She is also active as a designer and producer for the Shop Channel fashion brand "OJOU." Her father is the composer Akira Yuyama. ▼Yuyama-Produced Performances Musical "The Threepenny Opera - The Gallows of Kabukicho" December 17th (Wed) - December 21st (Sun), 2025 / 6 performances total Venue: Shinjuku FACE [Official Website] https://www.sanmon-opera.com/ [Ticket Sales] ■ LivePocket https://t.livepocket.jp/t/sanmon-opera ■ Ticket Pia (P-Code: 537-398) https://t.pia.jp/ ■ ePlus https://eplus.jp ■ Lawson Ticket (L-Code: 35165) https://l-tike.com/chiten-sanmon/ ■ Engeki Saikyoroning (No handling fee) https://www.engekisaikyoron.net ■ Confetti https://www.confetti-web.com/events/1... ■ Diners Club Ticket Service (members only) 0120-243-543 (Weekdays 10:00–18:00) https://dnticket.jp/index.php #NikunoKojiNikuyo #ShimakoIwai #ReikoYuyama